A small feeding bowl for small dogs. The 12 cm stainless steel bowl sits in a square wooden stand. The stand is 14 × 14 cm and 5.5 cm high, with a bone-shaped cut-out at the front. Together they weigh about 240 g. Made in China.
It stays put in the stand
A loose steel bowl is easy for a dog to nose across the kitchen floor. The wooden stand is wider and heavier, so the bowl stays where you put it and is harder to tip over. Use it for food or for water.
The rim of the steel bowl rests on top of the frame, so the bowl doesn't sink into the opening and is easy to lift out.
A low feeder
The stand is 5.5 cm high, so that's how far the rim sits above the floor. It is a low feeder for a small dog, and a cat can eat from it comfortably too. If you'd like something taller, have a look at our 10 cm stands.
The natural wood is pale with a striped grain, so it sits happily beside kitchen units.
For a small dog and a small space
At 14 cm square it suits the feeding spot of a dachshund or a Yorkie. It fits beside the fridge or in a corner by the kitchen units, and you can take it along in the caravan or to a holiday cottage.
If you need room for both food and water, we recommend the two-bowl version, which is 29 cm long. The 12 cm bowl holds a small portion, right for a small dog or a cat.
Washing up with one hand
Lift the bowl out with one hand, wash it in warm soapy water and put it back. A damp cloth is enough for the wooden stand. Don't soak it, and if water splashes on it, wipe it dry, as wood soaks up moisture.